Federal law protects student clubs — even ones you don’t like
If a school district allows students to form noncurricular clubs, it must allow all clubs.
Read MoreMay 1, 2015 | Ed Law
If a school district allows students to form noncurricular clubs, it must allow all clubs.
Read MoreMar 1, 2015 | Ed Law
When individual rights collide with the state’s authority to provide for the general welfare, the state almost always wins.
Read MoreFeb 1, 2015 | Ed Law
Technology affords greater ability to assist and monitor student learning and even track their movements. Can schools afford community backlash and potential lawsuits over alleged privacy violations?
Read MoreDec 1, 2014 | Ed Law
Title IX shelters pregnant teens and new parents from discrimination at school. Districts are responding with programs to further their academic development and life chances.
Read MoreOct 1, 2014 | Ed Law
Courts and the federal government are granting more rights and privileges for transgender students to be who they feel they are in schools and at school events.
Read MoreAug 30, 2014 | Ed Law
Children of undocumented immigrants have a right to a free, public education, but schools and the children themselves still face challenges.
Read MoreMar 30, 2014 | Ed Law
The U.S. Constitution’s silence on education has sent battles on education funding into state courts.
Read MoreMar 1, 2014 | Ed Law
Parents who fake a residence in a district to get a child into a better school or on a better sports team are facing a growing legal backlash that threatens fines, restitution, and even jail.
Read MoreFeb 1, 2014 | Ed Law
Ethics occupies the space between the law and human behavior.
Read MoreDec 1, 2013 | Ed Law
School counselors can find themselves in a legal quandary over what to do when they learn troubling information about students.
Read MoreNov 1, 2013 | Ed Law
School policies can protect staff and send a message to parents that disrespectful and violent acts at school won’t be tolerated.
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